King's Church London

Paul tells us to “be filled with the Spirit”. But what does that actually mean? Is it a habit, or an experience, or both? And how do we go about it? Find out in this message by Andrew Wilson, our Teaching Pastor, the first in our four-part ENCOUNTER series.

When we behold the wonder of Jesus it should lead us to declare the good news to everyone we meet.

The first people ever to bow down before Jesus were pagan astrologers. The magi saw a wonder, found themselves wondering about it, and then their wonder turned to worship.

When the shepherds in the Christmas story explained what had happened, everyone “wondered” at what they heard. But the thing that made everyone wonder was not the angel choir, or even the manger. It was the saying the angels had told them: this child is a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord.

The gospel writers draw us into the wonder of God’s eternal plan which unfolds in the coming of Jesus as Saviour. It is an amazing wonder that God’s plan depends on a young girl who says yes to becoming a mother. Will we say yes to Jesus as He reveals himself to us this Christmas?

Those who follow God are like trees, according to Psalm 1. And like trees, disciples grow in three ways: up, in and out.

In week two of our three-week mini-series called Steps into King's, our Associate Pastor Phil Varley speaks about the importance of good leadership from John 13:1-17.

In this first week of our three-week mini-series called Steps into King's, our Associate Pastor Phil Varley speaks about the why being part of a church really matters for believers.

As we look towards starting to turn Vision 2030 into a reality, Steve Tibbert, our Senior Pastor, shares on God's desire for us to be a generous people. For more information about Vision 2030, visit kingschurchlondon.org/vision.

We are encouraged to follow God's example by living differently to the surrounding culture.